Busch Lager

Busch Beer (the standard original, often called Busch American Lager) is brewed by Anheuser-Busch using a simple set of core ingredients typical for American adjunct lagers. These provide its light, crisp, and refreshing profile. From official sources and product listings: • Water — The base of the beer, emphasizing purity and crispness. • Barley Malt (or Barley) — Provides the fermentable sugars and body. • Corn Grits (or Corn, Cereal Grains, Select Grains, sometimes including Rice in similar A-B beers) — An adjunct grain that lightens the body and adds to the clean finish. • Hops — For bitterness, aroma, and flavor balance. Yeast is also used in fermentation (though not always listed on cans), and some retailer labels mention variations like Corn Syrup, Rice, or Hop Extract in certain formulations or packs. Official Busch site highlights: Water, Barley, Corn Grits, Hops.